Name: The Effect of video-mediated communication on negotiations in fixed-pie situations. A comparison of pareto-efficiency with face-to- face communication
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The Effect of video-mediated communication on negotiations in fixed-pie situations. A comparison of pareto-efficiency with face-to- face communication

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Untersucht, wie videobasierte Kommunikation die Verhandlungsstrategien in festgelegten Gewinnszenarien beeinflusst und vergleicht dabei die Pareto‑Effizienz mit direktem persönlichen Austausch.

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ISBN: 3668866597

MPN: 9783668866591

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